Reviews for BOB Revolution Duallie

I had a hard time convincing myself to buy this stroller because of the price but it is worth every penny and more!!! I began using this stroller when they were three months old (with a towel folded under their bums) and the straps hold them in nice and tight. It turns on a dime. I can steer with one hand and drink coffee with the other which is unheard of with a tandem stroller. The seats are comfortable, the canopies are individual and provide excellent sun coverage. The seats recline, not flat, but far enough that my girls sleep very comfortably. I can easily see them through the clear "roof". It is light and is easy to load/unload into the car. I have been able to get this through every door I have tried and find that maneuvering in shops is much easier than expected. Even though my tandem Graco is narrower, it is so hard to steer that is it no more maneuverable. We take daily walks over sand, dirt trails, and concrete sidewalks with great ease. I take it rollerblading (Bob does not recommend this) but it works great. I am 5'9" and do not have to stoop to push my BOB like I do with my other strollers. I LOVE LOVE LOVE this stroller!!

So far I love the BOB Revolution Duallie. It turns on a dime, is very easy and comfortable to push, has good storage, and isn't too terribly heavy considering the size. My only negative thoughts would be: (1)After only a few uses it got three flat tires. We had to fill the tubes with slime- this has helped so far. (2) The ride is not as smooth on the dirt (caliche) road as I had hoped even with the car seat attachment. I'm sure it will be fine when my daughter gets older. Right now going over the rocks shakes her around more than I like at 3 months old. We are sticking to pavement till she is older- which is VERY smooth. She looks around a little and then goes straight to sleep! I would also highly recommend joggingstroller.com- excellent service!

I purchased this stroller a month before I had my fourth daughter and I love it! I was very reluctant to buy another stroller however with four kids under the age of 6 I needed a reliable double stroller. I am so pleased with the BOB. I can actually fit all four of my kids on it and I use a Kiddy Board attaced as well. It is perfect for us. It almost seems to push itself at times, much better than a tandem Graco we used to have. I would definitely recommend this stroller to anyone. Another great thing about the stroller which I love and everyone (who doesn't have a BOB) comments on is the fact that it has separate sun shades for the two seats. This is a HUGE benefit especially with a newborn that sleeps all the time. Also, for the newborn I just put in a cushie seat insert (the one i use in the car seat) so she fits a bit more snug.

if it is possible to truly love a stroller, then i'll shout it aloud, "I AM IN LOVE WITH THIS STROLLER." this is my 2nd double stroller and my 2nd BOB (i have the single IRONMAN) and i have to say, i wish i would've bought it sooner. it is fabulous. i have a 3-year-old and a 15-month old and they are both comfy and happy in it. both seats recline so if one falls asleep, then one side can be lowered. the shades are more than adequate. it turns on a dime, fits easily through doorways and handles all types of terrain. and i think for a stroller of this size, it folds VERY easily and is not as cumbersome as i thought it would be. and, it is beautiful. don't waste your money on anything else. GO BOB!

We bought the Bob Revolution Duallie back when I was pregnant with our first son, already loving the BOB brand because of my husband's experience with his BOB trailer for his bike, and wanting to invest in a stroller that would grow with our family. I started walking with my son at around 3-4 months, and have loved it ever since! The swivel wheel makes walking very easy, and, now that I am running, the (very easy) front wheel locking feature makes running wonderfully easier! My friend's double stroller is a different brand, and watching her use it has made me love the BOB even more: Her boys sit right next to each other in one large seat, and the sun shade does absolutely nothing except block her view of them. The BOB's separate seats are awesome, my baby loved the reclining feature when he was littler (I put a head support in it), and the sun shade is phenomenal. He can still see everything, but the sun never reaches him. The window in the top of the shade also is nice to be able to see what he is doing. (We also bought the handlebar console, and it makes bringing water super convenient, and holds keys, cell phone, etc.) Besides ease of use, we also put the BOB to the test this year when we went to Bryce Canyon to run a race (on a bumpy trail, where the BOB did great). We decided to take it onto the Navajo Loop Trail in Bryce Canyon, and just go as far as we could, knowing it probably wouldn't be very far. WELL, the BOB was extraordinary! The trail has switch backs galore and a VERY thin walkway, and the BOB handled everything perfectly! My son had a great time, and the 5-point harness held him securely on the downhill portions! Enough Said. We absolutely love this stroller. Thanks, BOB!

The BOB Revolution Duallie is my third (and final) double stroller in as many months. First I sprung for the new Phil & Teds Vibe; I would have been better off shooting myself in my own foot (double seat recline is a joke, folding w/ double seat on is a chore, and I hit the back of the seat with my knees with every step). Second I got the Valco Latitude for 2, their new light-weight side-by-side. This is a very good all-purpose double: compact with go-anywhere maneuverability, but way more features than an umbrella. However, my 20-month-old, who is off the growth-charts in height, looked like she was scrunched into a clown car, and on this one I kicked the parking brake foot pedal with every step (ok, so I'm taller than the average mom). I had resisted the BOB Duallie at first because it is so big; I don't have a garage so I need to stroll it in and out my front door every day, and I drive a Camry. Despite this, it turns out that "big" is exactly what I needed. My toddler is comfortable, the sun shades are amazing, the harnesses are easy to adjust and go super small if needed, and it is a dream to push. I've even started mixing some jogging into my daily walks! I admit that it is a bit cumbersome when folded, but expecting a full-size double jogger to fold up into a neat little box you can carry with your pinkie is a bit nuts. However, if you don't have any plans for jogging or long walks on sand/snow/gravel/dirt, I would go with 12' AW - the smaller wheels will be plenty for everyday tasks and the fold is tighter. Sure no stroller is perfect for everyone, but this one (which by the way does slide through my front door even with less than perfect aim) is perfect for me and my two!

love it! best for all day events. i purchased the warm fuzzy seats and the cup holder. they both work fantastic. my kids love the stroller and most of all they fall asleep easily in the stroller. big stroller, but fits in my honda crv trunk! i would love to take it on vacation (on a plane) but i'm afraid that the airlines will break it! otherwise, great buy!

I researched and obsessed about joggers until I was having dreams about jogging strollers. I really dreaded the price tag on the BOB Revolution Duallie; I think I spent $600 on my first car. But the fact of the matter is I use a stroller almost every day. I have two kids, 2 and 6 months, so a double is a no brainer. I don't jog so much, but festivals, zoo trips, anything outdoors is very double stroller unfriendly, so I have to have something all-terrain. I need it to be manueverable and go indoors so the swivel wheel is the only way to go. I wanted the single front wheel instead of the two like the mountain buggy and tike tech, so now we're narrowing the field to about 3 or 4 models. I tried the cheaper Expedition, but the seats have little room between the kids, and little support so I can see how they would begin to lean into each other. Also the fabric is not the same quality, so sagging is going to happen. The front foot rest is a triangle plastic thing they have to share and adds to the bulk. The steering is not as good, the storage is only so-so, and there is no suspension system, which makes a difference. Don't get me started with the canopies. But, I still wondered , "can there really be $400 worth of differences to justify this high end stroller?" We went to the one place that I could find that carries these in stock to test drive. The kids sat contentedly, and it has the opposite of all the problems I just noted with the Expedition. The INstep model (one of the only other types of doulbe joggers with swivel single front wheel) was comprable to the Expedition. Ultimately when we drove the BOB it was night and day with features, construction, durability (let's face it, these strollers take a beating in and out of the car) and we really do use it all the time and will for 2 or 3 years. Also consider that when you sell this stoller, you will get some return on that investment b/c I found NONE of these for sale used, and would have gladly paid $200 or more for a good used one. All in all, there are just some things I want quality in, and I don't miss pusing that tandem, plastic wheel monstrosity anywhere. It's all about BOB.